How to teach self resiliency strategies to parents, children and professionals.
Self Resiliency Parts 1 & 2 offer practical strategies for professionals supporting children and families through stress and trauma. These short seminars provide simple, somatic tools like mindfulness, breathwork, and movement to help clients build self-regulation skills. Perfect for teachers, therapists, and clinicians, the content can be applied in both telehealth and in-person sessions.
Part 1 focuses on somatic awareness, mindfulness, and family strategies to simplify home life. Part 2 builds on this by adding guided imagery, trauma-sensitive breathwork, and beginner yoga techniques for clinical or classroom settings. Both parts aim to boost practitioner confidence and client resilience.
2 activities • 2 videos • duration: 58m
Barbara Neiman is a holistic pediatric Occupational Therapist with 40 years experience. She is a single adoptive parent who accompanied her daughter back to Russia for a birth search journey. Barbara is a national speaker to health care professionals, social workers and teachers on adoption, meditation and mindfulness, sensory processing, special needs, somatic awareness, trauma informed yoga and mindfulness for schools. She is a Yoga Teacher 200RYT, a certified Body Mind Centering practitioner and a coach for adoptive and special needs families. She currently has a practice in early intervention and preschool, adoption support for families, and children. Her 3 books are: “The Adopted Teen Workbook, develop confidence, strength and resilience on the path to adulthood,” and “My Calm Place” card deck on Yoga, Mindfulness and Meditation strategies for children, “Mindfulness and Yoga Skills for Children and Adolescents: 115 Activities for Trauma, Self Regulation, Special Needs and Anxiety” are all available on Amazon.com. Contact her at www.barbaraneiman.com.
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